mply_dbl | R Documentation |
The function is modeled after 'vapply', but always returns a matrix
with one row for each iteration. You need to provide the number
of elements each function call produces beforehand (i.e. the number of
resulting columns). For a more flexible version where you don't need to
provide the number of columns see msply_dbl
mply_dbl(x, FUN, ncol = 1, ...)
msply_dbl(x, FUN, ...)
x |
a vector that will be passed to 'vapply' or a matrix that will be
passed to apply with |
FUN |
the function that returns a vector of length ncol |
ncol |
the length of the vector returned by 'FUN'. |
... |
additional arguments to FUN |
a matrix of size length(x) x ncol
mply_dbl
: apply function that always returns a numeric matrix
msply_dbl
: flexible version that automatically infers the number
of columns
# Behaves similar to sapply(), but it always returns a matrix
t(sapply(1:5, function(i) c(i - i/3, i, i + i/3)))
proDA:::mply_dbl(1:5, function(i) c(i - i/3, i, i + i/3), ncol=3)
# Which can avoid some bad surprises
t(sapply(1:5, identity))
proDA:::mply_dbl(1:5, identity)
# Works also with matrix input
mat <- matrix(1:20, ncol=4)
mat
proDA:::msply_dbl(mat, function(i) rep(i, each=2))
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